Now that I am back from work, I can fully respond to everyone.

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Aye, I want to play this one cause of the interesting focus of barbarian and companion.


OK. Just wanted to make sure. ^_^ Now I can fully look into the subclass.

Ooooh, I just realized what you said... I'm a bit slow at times... Hmmm... that is a good point. Hmmm... maybe I'll do a Kenku faelock


Would fit the faewild feel, or ranger Drakewarden (would be cool if the Drake could be flavored as a griffon~?)


No worries. I just want to make sure everyone has a chance in the spotlight and nobody's toes are being stepped on. ^_^

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For what it's worth; After looking it over, the subclass seems balanced. Underpowered, if anything, by modern D&D subclass standards.
The guardian-variant companion is pretty tanky and makes for a good shield, but using it to shield squishier party members limits its damage output. The offensive variant is slightly more damage than using a BA for an off hand attack, but apart from the land bound form basically making itself a flanking companion without asking, it's not especially potent.

The rest of the class is just niche utility that could be covered by a Find Familiar spell.


Thank you, Necroes. ^^"

I'll fill whatever role the party needs


Play what you want to play. ^_^
Again, I'm just want to make sure that nobody gets to a point where they might feel overshadowed. ^^"

@Sister Sable

Instead of making many posts in rapid succession, have you by any chance considered taking everything you want to say and writing it all out in one post?


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I-... Sorry sir...


There's no need to apologize @Sister Sable. ^^"
I can understand if you're nervous.

As Necroes mentioned earlier, this is a slow paced game. Feel free to take as much time as you need while writing your posts.

There is no pressure here. ^_^